Tough Headwear Skull Caps - Head Wraps for Men - Summer Mens Dreads Do Rag - Cooling Helmet Liners - Hard Hat Liner, Du Rag - Workout, Cycling, Motorcycle Pirate Bandana

This fits perfectly and easy to to use.

Great quality

Kitchen staff love them

I got this for my husband after he got a skin issue on his head. This fit perfectly and helped protect his scalp from his hard hat and himself. It is very breathable and stretches to fit well. Easy to wash, too. Style didn’t really matter at the time, but it does look good on. I recommend!

Rather small and hard to get on if you've got hair on your head

Piece of junk. 100% polyester. No moisture wicking capability. Just remember you get what you pay for.

I purchased this because I am a bicyclist and I do some late fall / early spring bike riding, often when it is skillcold outsite. My bike helmet is vented so my head gets cold, so I needed some type of cap to keep my head warm. And this worked PERFECTLY. If you go to a biking catalog or biking equipment website you will pay a lot for for a bike helmet liner. The material of this skull cap is very thin, but it still keeps my head warm. And most importantly, with the thin fabric it does not interfere with the fit of my bike helmet. There is some give in the fabric, so it shouldfit most heads. And it does not slide around on your head. It stays in place. There are two sections of the same fabric that tie in the back, so you can really adjust how tight it is by how tight you tie it. When riding with my bicycle helmet on, you don't notice the cap or feel the cap on your head. And my bike helmet still perfectly fits my head. When I remove my bike helmet, the cap is still in place -- it has not moved around on my head during the ride. Plus....gotta say..........when I remove my bike helmet after I ride, this cap looks pretty darn cool. I even bought a second one of these it worked so well.

Soak it with water and keeps me cool on hot days in San Bernardino. I build BBQ Grills for Home Depot outside in the garden area, no AC outside, I use a pump spray to keep it damp in conjunction with a neck fan.